Texas A&M losing streak continued over the weekend as No. 7 Arkansas broke out the brooms to sweep the Aggies. On Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Jim Schlossnagle joined the show to break down the weekend in Fayetteville and look ahead with three SEC series remaining.

Falling into an early hole, the Aggies couldn't climb their way back into the game as they suffered their fourth straight loss, 5-2. Running through eight different pitchers, A&M struggled to take control of the mound while the offense batted just .187 on the night.

Playing from behind most of the game, No. 15 Texas A&M assembled a ferocious rally to take down No. 1 LSU on Sunday afternoon, 8-6. Highlighted by Stanley Tucker's two-out, two-run single, the Ags scratched four runs in the eighth to seal the unlikely win and salvage the series.

Receiving another shot of momentum, the Maroon & White now carry eight consecutive wins into conference play after defeating Houston on Tuesday night, 5-1. After holding just a one-run lead for most of the game, the Aggies scratched three in the final frame to seal the deal.

With no control of the mound and little run support, No. 15 Texas A&M struggled in all facets against No. 14 Louisville as they dropped Friday's opener in Houston. In what's been a common trend so far this year, the Aggies were outhit 14-6 while Nathan Dettmer allowed six runs.

Texas A&M pulled off a comeback victory on Sunday with a three-run ninth inning to beat Portland and salvage the series finale. With a big weekend at the Shiners Children's College Classic upcoming, perhaps that win was just what the Aggies were in desperate need of.

No. 5 Texas A&M offense continued to struggle on Friday night as Portland took the series opener, 10-3. The second-consecutive loss saw the Aggies get out-hit again, another bullpen collapse and Jim Schlossnagle's first ejection in Maroon & White.

No. 5 Texas A&M looks to get back in the win column this weekend as the Aggies host the Portland Pilots for a three-game set at Blue Bell Park. On Thursday, Jim Schlossnagle, Robert Hogan and Hunter Haas addressed the media to preview the series.

Behind a four-run seventh inning, the Lamar Cardinals upset fifth-ranked Texas A&M at Blue Bell Park on Tuesday night. Lacking an offensive spark, the Aggies were outhit for the third time in their first four games of the young 2023 campaign.

Fifth-ranked Texas A&M opened 2023 with a sweep of Seattle over the weekend, and beyond a number of veterans doing what they do, a handful of freshmen impressed in their first taste of the college game, leading to encouragement, eagerness and excitement for Schlossnagle & Co.

Courtesy of consecutive homers and a three-run walk-off triple, Texas A&M assembled a six-run eighth to run rule Seattle and secure the series sweep, 14-2. A steady flurry of RBI singles in the second put A&M on top before the bats erupted once more to bust out the brooms.

On Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M baseball's Jim Schlossnagle stopped by the studio to preview his 2023 squad ahead of their season-opening series with Seattle. The head man detailed how his pitching staff has improved, key players and more.

Despite losing the likes of Micah Dallas, Jacob Palisch and Joseph Menefee, the Texas A&M pitching staff will feature even more depth in 2023 as headliners like Nathan Dettmer, Chris Cortez, Will Johnston and Brad Rudis are joined by a number of intriguing newcomers.

Despite being eliminated in the SEC Tournament semifinals, the Aggies still have plenty to look forward to as the NCAA Tournament starts on Friday. Following the team's outing in Hoover, Gabe Bock deep-dives the stats of A&M's 2-1 showing last week.

Play-by-play voice Andrew Monaco joined us on Tuesday to look back on a 10-day road trip with Aggie baseball as Jim Schlossnagle & Co. are set to host a regional. Monaco also talked some football as the nation's No. 1 recruiting class has officially moved to Aggieland.

Florida's Timmy Manning and Fisher Jameson held down Texas A&M's high-powered offense as the Aggies were shut out for the first time all season, falling in an SEC Tournament semifinal, 9-0. A&M will now prepare for the 2022 NCAA Tournament, which begins on Friday.

Jim Schlossnagle & Co. are leaving Oxford with their seventh straight series victory and first division title after downing Ole Miss on Saturday afternoon, 12-5. The win also secures the two-seed in this year's SEC Tournament and possibly a top-eight national seed for the Ags.

Texas A&M swept the defending national champions this past weekend and is positioned in the top-six in nearly every major poll. After week 13 of the 2022 campaign, the TexAgs baseball coverage team explores the questions facing the Ags.